We all love our fifth-graders and are going to miss them so much! Please click here to watch this sweet little slide show put together by Mrs. Rackley.Read More . . .
It’s not often you see a Principal take time out of their busy schedules to get back into the classroom (or recess) to hang out with the kiddos. This is how we know we have the best of the best. So much love for Dr. Maneen.Read More . . .
Congratulations to the students from Polk County High School, and East High School who are graduating this year. Our former Wildcats came to visit us today, wearing their caps and gowns. It was WONDERFUL to see how well they have done since moving on from Saluda School. Thank you for coming guys, and again, congratulations!...Read More . . .
All Children who turned 4 before August 31, 2020, and a limited number of children who turn 3 before August 31, 2021 qualify for Preschool.**Call the Pre-K Office at (828)894-3051 with any questions you might have.**REGISTER ONLINE BY CLICKING THE BUTTON BELOW! REGISTER HERE Paper applications may be picked up at the school, or at...Read More . . .
Mrs. Rackley’s 5th graders enjoyed some science time outside learning more about ecosystems. The students liked exploring the creek and observing the creatures they found in Little Park next to the school. The students will be spending each afternoon this week outside doing different Muddy Sneaker activities.Read More . . .
Mrs. Fletcher’s and Ms. McGee’s 2nd grade classes at Saluda Elementary released their butterflies last week. Students enjoyed this hands-on lesson about lifecycles. Each student watched their very own caterpillar for weeks as it grew larger and larger. Students were surprised after Spring Break when their caterpillars had formed chrysalises. In just a couple of...Read More . . .
Title I Stakeholders Meeting Friday, May 14 at 8:30 am Email rdill@polkschools.org to obtain login information for this virtual Zoom meeting.Read More . . .
Students in Ms. Rogers’s first grade class at Saluda Elementary School wrapped up a their celebration of color (which began with Holi) by experiementing with natural paints. That is to say rocks, flowers, and berries. Their people were colored with chalk and the backgrounds were decorated with botanicals gathered from school property and Little Park. Read More . . .
